1. The Odyssey Vocabulary Part 2
cower
impudence
mortified
rebuke
guise
renowned
commandeer
justification
omen
contemptible
wily
embossed
revelry
jostle
implacable
deflect
revulsion
lavish
aloof
tremulous

2. The Odyssey Vocabulary Part 2
cower (v) to crouch or shrink back, as in fear or shame
impudence (n) speech or behavior that is aggressively forward or rude
mortified (adj) deeply embarrassed, shamed, or humiliated
rebuke (v) to scold sharply; criticize
guise (n) outward appearance; false appearance
renowned (adj) famous; widely known
commandeer (v) to seize by force or threats
justification (n) a reason for an action that shows it to be just, right, or reasonable
omen (n) a sign or event thought to foretell good or bad fortune; forewarning
contemptible (adj) deserving of scorn; disgraceful
wily (adj) tricky or sly; crafty
embossed (adj) decorated with slightly raised designs
revelry (n) noisy festivity; merrymaking
jostle (v) to bump, push, or shove roughly, as with elbows in a crowd
implacable (adj) impossible to satisfy or soothe; unyielding
deflect (v) to cause to go off course; turn aside
revulsion (n) intense dislike, disgust, or horror
lavish (v) to give generously; provide in abundance
aloof (adj) emotionally distant; uninvolved; disinterested; standoffish
tremulous (adj) characterized by trembling; shaky